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Proteomic informatics: in silico methods lead to data management challenges.

Proteomics, which identifies proteins and analyzes their function in cells, is foreseen as the next challenge in biomedicine as diseases in the body are most easily recognized through the function of their proteins. Achieving this recognition is more difficult than pure gene analysis: it is estimated that 35,000 genes are present in human DNA, encoding more than 1 million proteins. A myriad of in vitro and in silico technologies now exist for studying proteins and their biological function. This review focuses on the vast array of in silico proteomic analysis methods, highlights public and commercial repositories for this data, and discusses the challenges associated with resolving and integrating the knowledge originating from this data.

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[Informatics, networks and technological current events in cancerology].

In spite of a sad economic situation, new technologies crossed significant stage in 2001 and 2002: deployment. A great number of Networks were constituted or are on the way to be. Integration and use of these technologies now exceed the framework of the simple experimentation. A 2002 principal outstanding facts press review of telemedicine and oncology is thus presented and a state of the networks and the tools for formation, communication and healthcare.

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